Researchers highlight blind spots in dual diagnosis of schizophrenia and personality disorder
A new study by a research team at Université de Montréal highlights a critical lack of knowledge about…
Parents’ anhedonia may shape how children’s brains respond to feedback
In newly published research, Binghamton University doctoral student Elana Israel, MS ’22, explores which depressive symptoms largely affect…
The future of human grief in the age of artificial intelligence
Grief looks different than it did a generation ago. Screens now hold memories once kept in photo albums…
Pandemic lockdown measures linked to increased developmental concerns in young children
Lockdown and social distancing measures during the Covid-19 pandemic were associated with increased developmental concerns about young children…
AI Reveals Lions Don’t Just Roar, They Have a Second Call
Summary: A new study reveals African lions produce two types of roars, overturning long-held assumptions and opening the…
Learning to connect: feasibility, acceptability and experiences in the social domain intervention for eating disorders | Journal of Eating Disorders
Volpe, U., et al., Eating disorders: What age at onset? Psychiatry Res, 2016. 238: p. 225–227. Solmi M,…
Blue light from tablets may not disrupt sleep in young children
The blue light that tablets emit is believed to make sleep less restful. However, an experimental study with…
AI Interviews Outperform Standard Mental Health Rating Scales
Summary: A new study demonstrates that an AI assistant can conduct psychiatric assessment interviews with greater diagnostic accuracy…
Routine mental health treatment often not enough to get people back to work
Mental health problems are keeping an increasing number of Norwegians out of the employment market. Treatment alone is…
Young People Are Tripping on Benadryl—and It’s Always a Bad Time
There’s a figure who may greet you during an intense Benadryl trip. Faceless, shrouded in black with red…
Not introverted or extroverted? You could be an otrovert
Do you prefer to see friends one-on-one rather than in a group? Are you more of an observer…
Going outside is good for your mental health. Here’s why.
Michal Moskowitz and Jessica Magidson  | USA TODAY Nature is the medicine: Hospitals are catching on Can nature…